NSW cases out of control.

Neferti wrote:

It's not "going away".

The policy in NSW has changed.
We will have to accept that we'll never get to zero cases again.

It's not "going away".

356 cases in NSW today - the highest ever.


Unvaccinated people must be worried having no vax to protect them?

Don't they know it's a bio weapon with gain of function - Fauci technology?

The media hasn't told them that yet.

Latest news ABC 24.

319 cases in NSW.

It's a disaster.


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-06/nsw-records-291-new-covid-19-cases/100355100


NSW records 291 new COVID-19 cases





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NSW recorded 291 new locally acquired COVID-19 infections in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday — the highest daily number in the state during the pandemic.

There were 109,547 tests carried out in the reporting period.

A woman in her 60s, who was not vaccinated, died after contracting the virus at Liverpool Hospital.

She is the state's 79th COVID-19 fatality since the beginning of the pandemic and the 22nd death linked to the latest Delta outbreak.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said she was expecting case numbers to increase in the coming days.

"I am expecting higher case numbers in the few days and they just wanted want to be prepared for that," she said.

The Premier flagged rising cases in the Canterbury-Bankstown local government area, where policing will now be increased.

"We are seeing too many people frequent certain shopping areas and perhaps not doing the right thing, so police will be more present in the Canterbury-Bankstown local area to ensure compliance and we have to make sure that happens," she said

More to come.

Neferti wrote:

Bobby2 wrote:

ABC 24 news.

262 cases - the highest ever in NSW -

it's out of control.

Hope none of them try to sneak into Canberra!!!!

Latest news ABC 24. Victoria.

Islamic School Al-Taqwa College closed
due to teacher having Covid.

Dan is considering another lockdown.

Bobby2 wrote:

ABC 24 news.

262 cases - the highest ever in NSW -

it's out of control.

Hope none of them try to sneak into Canberra!!!!

ABC 24 news.

262 cases - the highest ever in NSW -

it's out of control.

https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/construction-falls-silent-across-sydney-20210719-p58auj


NSW has 98 cases,
20 infectious in the community.





1 min ago – 11.03AM

NSW records 98 local COVID-19 cases

Michael Read

NSW recorded 98 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours to 8pm Sunday, according to NSW Health.

Twenty of those cases were infectious in the community, said NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian, and more than two-thirds of the cases were in south-western Sydney.

Testing numbers remained elevated, with almost 76,000 thousand NSW residents coming forward for a COVID-19 test on Sunday.

The number of people in hospital with COVID-19 increased from 76 to 82 and the number of people in intensive care increased from 18 to 24.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-13/nsw-covid-19-spreads-to-goulburn/100288292

NSW records 89 COVID-19 infections,
second death as new case found in Goulburn





By Paige Cockburn
Posted 2h ago
2 hours ago
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The number of new daily COVID-19 cases in NSW has decreased for the first time in a week, but a man in his 70s has died and the virus has spread to the state's regions.
Key points:

A COVID-19 case has been detected in Goulburn which is 200 kilometres from Sydney
From tomorrow anyone from Greater Sydney working in the regions must get tested weekly
Anyone from Fairfield who has to work in other local government areas must be tested every three days

There were 89 new locally acquired infections detected in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday and 21 of those have been active in the community.

While today's total number was less than the 112 recorded yesterday, Premier Gladys Berejiklian warned, "one day is not a trend".

"In the next few days we want to see those numbers go in the same direction," she said.

She said she hoped to make an announcement about the future of the lockdown "today or Thursday".

"We will, as a government, take the health experts' advice on what we announce as the next stage of the lockdown beyond Friday," she said.

The Premier's key message was still around protecting loved ones, as more than three quarters of the new cases were family members of positive cases.

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/nsw-records-112-new-local-coronavirus-cases-with-at-least-34-people-infectious-in-the-community


NSW records 112 new local coronavirus cases
with at least 34 people infectious in the community



NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian says cases remain concentrated in the local government areas of Fairfield, Canterbury Bankstown and Liverpool in southwest Sydney.
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New South Wales has recorded 112 new local COVID-19 cases with at least 34 in the community while infectious.

The state also recorded four overseas acquired cases on Monday, from more than 46,000 tests.

There are 63 COVID-19 patients currently in hospital, with 18 people in intensive care and four on ventilators.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said “the vast majority" of new cases were family members or "very, very close contacts” of known cases.

“I want to stress again, as we did yesterday, if you put yourself at risk, you're putting your entire family, and that means extended family, as well as your closest friends and associates, at risk,” she told reporters on Monday.

The premier said the number of people infectious in the community needed to be “as close to zero as possible” before the lockdown, which has now entered its third week, can end.

The outbreak remain concentrated in the local government areas of Fairfield, Canterbury Bankstown and Liverpool.

NSW Health late on Sunday advised of multiple new exposure sites in Fairfield and Fairfield Heights, including a number of medical centres and pharmacies. A Kogarah fish shop is also in the spotlight. People who have visited any of the sites are being told to get tested and self-isolate.

https://www.infowars.com/posts/australians-furious-with-graphic-govt-covid-ad-telling-people-to-get-jabbed/


Australians have condemned a government commercial which shows a young woman in hospital desperately trying to breathe as a warning to get vaccinated,
with many pointing out that
those in her age group cannot yet book a jab.

The graphic ad, which is set to run in Sydney – the largest city in Australia, and the one hit hardest by Covid – shows the woman panting with tears in her eyes as she is hooked up to a respirator in hospital. “Covid-19 can affect anyone. Stay home. Get tested. Book your vaccination,” the ad concludes.

Many Australians were quick to criticize what they deemed to be an inappropriate government ad, given Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s failure to secure enough Covid-19 vaccines for the entire population, and recent coronavirus blunders.

“Completely offensive to run an ad like this when Australians in this age group are still waiting for their bloody vaccinations,” protested 10 News First’s National Affairs Editor Hugh Riminton, while Guardian Australia’s Associate News Editor Josephine Tovey called the ad an “insult.”

Gladys is hysterical:

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-11/nsw-records-77-new-covid19-case/100284316


NSW records 77 new COVID-19 cases,

one death with 33 in community while infectious

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NSW recorded 77 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday and one fatality.

Thirty-three of the cases have been out in the community while infectious.

NSW Health confirmed a woman in her 90s from south west Sydney died yesterday at Liverpool Hospital.

It is the first COVID death in NSW since December 2020.

She was a close contact of a locally acquired case and was tested for COVID-19 on Friday, returning a positive result early yesterday morning.

"Regrettably, that person did acquire it within the household, within the home setting. I can't stress enough that every time we risk breaking the rules or even just going about our business and not getting tested when we need to, the people whose lives and health that we're risking the most are those closest to us," Premier Gladys Berejiklian said.

Chief health officer Kerry Chant said she believed the woman was not vaccinated.

The Premier said she expected a marked increase in the numbers in the next 24 hours.

"I'm anticipating the numbers in New South Wales will be greater than 100 tomorrow.
Now, that's what I'm anticipating.

"And I'll be shocked if it's less than 100 this time tomorrow, of additional new cases."

She again implored the community to follow the rules. She also highlighted a new risk from essential workers, such as tradies, who visited multiple sites.

Of the new locally acquired cases, 55 were linked to a known case or cluster — 39 household contacts and 16 close contacts — and the source of infection for 22 cases remained under investigation.

Dr Chant reiterated the Premier's warning about staying home.

"Please stay at home and that means staying within the one household. Do not leave that household setting and do not interact with other family members."

Currently, 52 COVID-19 cases are in hospital, with 15 people in intensive care, five of whom require ventilation.

More than 48,000 tests were taken during the reporting period.

More to come.

50 cases today - a new record in NSW.


Not enough people have the vax - we'll get new lockdowns in Melbourne
because it will come here too.
I'm fed up with lockdowns -
I've been through over 160 days of lockdowns
one was 112 days long.
I've had one shot of AZ - that will give me 70% effectiveness
against dying from the killer delta Indian strain.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/australia-news-live-nsw-covid-19-cases-and-exposure-sites-continue-to-grow-police-descend-on-south-west-sydney-20210709-p5887x.html



What you need to know

Here’s a recap of the day so far if you’re just tuning in:

NSW recorded 44 new local cases of COVID-19,
including 27 people who were infectious in the community,
as Premier Gladys Berejiklian foreshadowed stay-at-home orders could be extended for a second time beyond next Friday.


Restrictions for greater Sydney residents have been tightened, including limiting outdoor exercise to two people within 10 kilometres of the home.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has promised Pfizer vaccine shipments will be brought forward within weeks, although the company said the overall number of doses it will provide this year has not increased.
NSW Police deny they are discriminating by deploying more officers to patrol south-western Sydney as the virus spreads there. Some people worry the show of force will put the community offside.

ASX sheds $34 billion with 1.5% fall as
Sydney restrictions tighten.

https://www.smh.com.au/business/markets/asx-set-to-follow-us-stocks-lower-recovery-jitters-escalate-20210709-p5888q.html


Updated July 9, 2021 — 12.16pmfirst published at 8.30am
Summary

   The ASX 200 slipped 1.5% on Friday, wiping $34 billion from the index. Energy stocks were offering some resistance, but tech stocks and the banks were hammered
   NSW has recorded 44 new cases of COVID, with a worrying 29 people infectious while in the community. Premier Gladys Berejiklian has tightened restrictions in Sydney
   US futures were in the red, with the E-mini for the S&P500, Dow, and Nasdaq each 0.4% lower and pointing to deepening losses on Wall Street tonight
   Energy firms rose on improved oil prices, buoyed by signs of stronger demand. WTI futures rallied following an Energy Information Administration report that showed crude oil commercial inventories fell last week

NSW records 38 local COVID-19 cases,
highest number in 14 months


https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-08/nsw-records-38-covid-cases/100276514


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NSW has recorded 38 new locally acquired COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours to 8:00pm yesterday.

It's the highest number of new infections the state has recorded in a 24-hour reporting period in 14 months.

The source of 12 of the infections remains under investigation.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian said 11 of the new cases had been infectious for a number of days while out in the community.

"Those numbers are too high. We need to get those numbers down," Ms Berejiklian said.

She implored Sydneysiders to stay at home.

"Please avoid contact with other households, please avoid visiting family and friends because you are not allowed to."

Chief health officer Kerry Chant said 40 cases were in hospital, including 17 people aged under 55 and 10 under 35 years.

Of those in hospital, 11 are in intensive care, including one aged in their 30s and three being ventilated.

Dr Chant said areas of most concern were in the Fairfield local government area and included Greenacre, Smithfield, West Hoxton Park, Bankstown and Roselands.

There have been 396
locally acquired cases of COVID-19 since June 16.